LIFE PEERS
Barons
Sir David (Wigley) Nickson, KBE DL chairman, Clydesdale Bank; Sir
Patrick (Richard Henry) Wright, GCMG former head of Her Majesty's
Diplomatic Service.
PRIVY COUNCILLORS
Peter Robert Cable Lloyd, MP for Fareham and Minister of State, Home
Office; Brian Stanley Mawhinney, MP for Peterborough and Minister of
State, Department of Health.
KNIGHTS
Professor Colin Murray Campbell, Vice-Chancellor, University of
Nottingham, for services to education; Professor Donald Campbell, CBE
president, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, for
services to medicine; Neil Cossons, OBE director, Science Museum, the
National Museum of Science and Industry; Professor David Evan Naunton
Davies, CBE lately vice-chancellor, Loughborough University of
Technology, for services to science and technology; Professor John
Huxtable Elliott, Regius Professor of Modern History, University of
Oxford, for services to history; Peter Derek Fry, MP for Wellingborough,
for political service; Roger Geoffrey Gibbs, chairman of governors,
Wellcome Trust, for charitable services; Archibald Gavin Hamilton, MP
for Epsom and Ewell, for political service.
Professor Edmund Happold, senior partner, Buro Happold Consulting
Engineers and former head of the School of Architecture and Building
Engineering, University of Bath, for services to engineering and
architecture; James Brown Highgate, CBE for political and public
service; Dr Donald Hamilton Irvine, CBE member, General Medical Council,
for services to medical standards and ethics; Derek George Jacobi, CBE
actor, for services to drama; Professor Alec John Jeffreys, Wolfson
Research Professor of the Royal Society, University of Leicester, for
services to science and technology; Professor John Lawrence Knill,
chairman, Radioactive Waste Management Advisory Committee and lately
chairman and chief executive, Natural Environment Research Council, for
services to science; William David Madel, MP for Bedfordshire South
West, for political service; John Peter Mason, CBE for political and
public service; Roger Albert Gartside Neville, VRD chief executive, Sun
Alliance Insurance Group, for services to the insurance industry.
Brian Gerald Pearse, chief executive, Midland Bank, for services to
banking; Michael Sydney Perry, CBE chairman, Unilever, for services to
industry and to export; Robert David Hillyer Scott, DL for services to
sport and to the community in Manchester; John Alfred Smith, QPM Deputy
Commissioner, Metropolitan Police, for services to the police; Professor
Colin Raymond William Spedding, CBE chairman, United Kingdom Register of
Organic Food Standards, chairman, Farm Animal Welfare Council and
chairman, Apple and Pear Research Council, for services to agriculture;
Angus Duncan Aeneas Stirling, Director General, the National Trust and
chairman, the Royal Opera House, for services to heritage and to the
arts; Alexander Stone, OBE for charitable services to the community in
Scotland; Dr William Hamilton Stubbs, chief executive, Further Education
Funding Council for England, for services to education.
Dr Richard Sykes, deputy chairman and chief executive, Glaxo Holdings,
for services to the pharmaceutical industry; Iain David Thomas Vallance,
chairman, British Telecommunications, for services to the
telecommunications industry; Kenneth Robin Warren, for political
service; Ian Clark Wood, CBE managing director, John Wood Group, for
services to Scottish public life and to the offshore oil industry; Dr
David Charles Miller Yardley, chairman, Commission for Local
Administration in England, for services to Local Government.
ORDER OF THE BATH
KNIGHT GRAND CROSS
(GCB)
Sir Christopher (Walter) France, KCB Permanent Secretary, Ministry of
Defence.
KNIGHTS COMMANDER
(KCB)
John Anthony Chilcot, CB Permanent Secretary, Northern Ireland Office;
Timothy Patrick Lankester, Permanent Secretary, Overseas Development
Administration.
COMPANIONS (CB)
Anthony Charles Barrell, Health and Safety Executive; Christopher John
Scott Brearley, Department of the Environment; John Frazer Craig, Welsh
Office; Christopher Davy, Ministry of Defence; Andrew John Cumming
Edwards, Her Majesty's Treasury; Robert Norford Le Marechal, Deputy
Comptroller and Auditor General, National Audit Office; John Manthorpe,
Chief Land Registrar and Chief Executive, Her Majesty's Land Registry;
Dr John Francis McKenna, Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health and
Social Services, Northern Ireland Civil Service.
Anthony James Merifield, Cabinet Office; Dr Jeremy Stanley Metters,
Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health; Gordon Murray,
director, Scottish Courts Administration; Augustine Thomas O'Donnell,
press secretary to the Prime Minister; Robert John Priddle, Department
of Trade and Industry; Dr Peter Ryder, Meteorological Office, Ministry
of Defence.
ORDER OF ST MICHAEL
AND ST GEORGE
KNIGHT GRAND CROSS
(GCMG)
Sir Rodric Quentin Braithwaite, KCMG Foreign Policy Adviser to the
Prime Minister.
COMPANIONS (CMG)
Dr John Henry Hemming, director, Royal Geographical Society; John
Michael Legge, Northen Ireland Office.
Diplomatic Service
and Overseas List
KNIGHTS BACHELOR
Emile Rudolph Gumbs, Chief Minister, Anguilla; Vassel Godfrey Johnson,
CBE for services to the community in the Cayman Islands.
KNIGHT GRAND CROSS
(GCMG)
Sir David Gillmore, KCMG Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Foreign
and Commonwealth Office, and Head of Her Majesty's Diplomatic Service.
DCMG.
Miss Margaret Joan Anstee, lately United Nations Under-Secretary
General.
KNIGHTS COMMANDER
(KCMG)
Franklin Delow Berman, CMG Foreign and Commonwealth Office; David John
Edward Ratford, CMG CVO HM Ambassador, Oslo.
COMPANIONS (CMG)
Edward Clay, British High Commissioner, Kampala; Robert Francis
Cornish, LVO Senior British Trade Commissioner, Hong Kong; Peter Douglas
Royston Davies, HM Consul-General and Director Trade Promotion, Toronto;
Richard John Smale Edis, HM Ambassador, Maputo; John Nicholas Elam,
Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Thomas Alun Evans, Foreign and
Commonwealth Office; David Patrick Robert Mackilligin, British High
Commissioner, Belmopan; Richard John Sutherland Muir, Foreign and
Commonwealth Office; Francis Neville Richards, CVO Minister, HM Embassy,
Moscow; Norman Bruce St Clair Scott, lately director, Economic
Commission for Europe, United Nations, Geneva.
ROYAL VICTORIAN
ORDER
KNIGHTS COMMANDER
(KCVO)
Capt Edward Nicholas Canning Beaumont, CVO; John Robert Stratford
Dugdale; Simon Peter Edmund Cosmo William Towneley, JP.
COMMANDERS (CVO)
Bernt Hugh Reinhardt Hudson-Davies; Lt Col Seymour Vivian
Gilbart-Denham; Robin Berry Janvrin; Vice-Admiral Sir David Anning
Loram, LVO; Lt Col Walter Hugh Malcolm Ross, OBE; Air Marshal Sir Roy
David Austen-Smith, KBE CB DFC.
LIEUTENANTS (LVO)
Maj. Barrie Trevor Eastwood, MVO MBE; Miss Fiona Margaret Fletcher,
MVO; Lt Col Robert Hardie; Peter Dawson Hartley, MVO; Kevin John Selwyn
Knott; David Pitchford; Lt Col Ian Bruce Robertson; Mrs Prunella
Primrose Scarlett; Miss Valerie Jean Steele, OBE; Commander Roger Antony
Walker, Royal Navy (Retired).
MEMBERS (MVO)
Commander Robert William Fraser, Royal Navy; Mrs Annabelle Mary
Galletley; Chief Inspector Richard Frederick Griffin, Metropolitan
Police; Michael Ernest Harmer; Deputy County Fire And Emergency Planning
Officer David John Harper, Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service; Mrs
Joanna Louise Houldsworth; William George Meldrum, RVM; Hugh Merrill;
Kenneth Roy Miller; Miss Laura Yolanda Thompson-Royds; Inspector Thomas
Ruttley, Metropolitan Police,.
COMPANIONS OF
HONOUR (CH)
Francis David Langhorne Astor, for public and charitable services;
Dame Janet Abbott Baker, DBE for services to the arts; Sir John Lindsay
Eric Smith, CBE for services to conservation and the heritage.
ORDER OF THE
BRITISH EMPIRE
DAMES COMMANDER
(DBE)
Miss Margaret Anne Brain, OBE lately president, Royal College of
Midwives, for services to midwifery; Miss Gladys Marea Hartman, CBE,
president, Amateur Athletic Association of England, for services to
sport, particularly athletics; Gillian Mary Millicent Lady Wagner, OBE
chairman, court of Governors, Thomas Coram Foundation, Member of
Council, Barnado's and President Volunteer Centre, for public services.
COMMANDERS (CBE)
Dennis Stanley Aldridge, Her Majesty's Board of Inland Revenue;
Anthony John Allen, lately chief executive, Berkshire County Council;
David Waldorf Astor, lately chairman, Council for the Protection of
Rural England; Dr Paul Adrian Auchmuty Back, for services to dam
engineering in developing countries; Peter Alan Charles Baldwin, chief
executive, Radio Authority, for services to broadcasting; Professor Iann
Marchant Barron, chairman, Division Group; Dr John Terence Bartlett,
deputy chief scientific officer, Ministry of Defence; Shirley Bassey,
singer, for services to music; Rodney Karl Batstone, Treasury
Solicitor's Department.
Dr John William Baynham, chairman, Lothian Health Board, for services
to health care; John Beale, lately Director of Education, West Glamorgan
County Council; John Bellany, artist, for services to art; Professor
Norman Montague Bleehen, Professor of Clinical Oncology and Head of
Department, University of Cambridge, for services to medicine; Peter
Bloomfield, for political service; Raymond Bradley, Central Veterinary
Laboratory Executive Agency; Alexander John Brownlie, chairman, BSW
Timber. for services to the Forestry Industry; Jack Bugge, Her Majesty's
Board of Customs and Excise.
Professor Derek Burke, Vice Chancellor, University of East Anglia;
Keith Bury, European Director, Wessex Waste Management; Miss Shirley
Patricia Carter, Central Statistical Office; William George Key Carter,
West Midlands Senior Partner, Price Waterhouse, for services to
accountancy and to the community in the West Midlands; Peter Graham
Corbett, Chief Financial Officer and Director, Eurotunnel, for services
to the transport industry; John Cecil Andrew Crawford, chairman,
Motherwell Bridge Holdings, for services to the engineering industry;
Maurice (Peter) Crichton, chairman, Irvine Development Corporation, for
charitable services in Glasgow and for services to the new town movement
in Scotland.
Edwin James Davies, for services to local government in Wales; Francis
Howard Vincent Davis, chairman, Specialist Refractory Services; Mrs
Sylvia Elaine Denham, for services to equal opportunities and to race
relations; Professor George Mackenzie Dunnet, OBE chairman, Salmon
Advisory Committee, for services to conservation; Stuart Grant
Errington, chairman, National Association of Citizens' Advice Bureaux;
Ian Trevor Field, lately secretary, British Medical Association, for
services to medicine; Patrick Fitzpatrick, chairman, Fitzpatrick, for
services to the engineering industry.
Professor Royston Miles Goode, OBE chairman, Pension Law Review
Committee; Mrs Monique Sylvaine Gray, (Her Honour Judge Viner, QC), for
services to the wages councils; Victor Greene, Office of Standards in
Education; John Francis Greetham, chairman, St James's University
Hospital NHS Trust, for services to health care; Professor John Charles
Gunn, Professor of Forensic Psychiatry, Institute of Psychiatry, London,
for services to medicine; Professor Michael John Hamlin, Principal and
Vice Chancellor, University of Dundee, for services to education;
Christopher Hampson, executive director, Imperial Chemical Industries,
for services to environmental protection.
Roger John Harris, chairman, South West Industrial Development Board;
John Eastcott Hayzelden, chief executive, United Kingdom Passport
Agency; John Gore Hazelwood, chairman, Gloucestershire Training and
Enterprise Council, for services to training; Victor Hochhauser, concert
promoter, for services to the arts; Edward Robert Jobson, OBE national
chairman, The Royal British Legion; Howard Jones, President,
International Ostomy Association, for voluntary health care services;
Denis Lanigan, chairman, North America Advisory Group, for services to
overseas trade and to export.
Professor Alan James Leadbetter, director, Daresbury Laboratory,
Science and Engineering Research Council, for services to science; Dr
Ian Heaps Longworth, keeper, Department of Prehistoric and
Romano-British Antiquities, British Museum; Christopher Tullis Lucas,
director, Royal Society for the encouragement of arts, manufactures and
commerce (RSA); Richard Cornelius Maccormac, lately president, Royal
Institute of British Architects, for services to architecture; Mrs
Rosalind Jean Mackworth, Social Fund Commissioner for Great Britain and
for Northern Ireland; Hugh Ward Clannachan Macmillan, QPM Chief
Constable, Northern Constabulary, Scotland, for services to the police.
Sydney Mason, life president, Hammerson, for services to the arts;
Professor John David McClean, chairman, House of Laity, the General
Synod of the Church of England, for services to the Church of England;
Professor John Joseph McCutcheon, Professor of Actuarial Studies,
Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, for services to the actuarial
profession; William Robert Meadows, DL for political and public service;
John William Melbourn, for services to banking; Graham Meldrum, QFSM
Chief Fire Officer, West Midlands Fire Service; Lt Cdr Brian Miles, RD
Director Royal National Lifeboat Institution.
Raymond Geoffrey Monbiot, MBE for political and public service; Peter
Lawrence Morley, chairman, National Retail Training Council, for
services to training and to the retail industry; Timothy Denis Morris,
DL for services to the newspaper industry; William Garth Morrison, DL
Chief Scout, for services to Scouting; Gerald Brian Nelson, chairman,
Home Grown Cereals Authority, for services to agriculture; Adam Matthew
Neville, MC consultant and arbitrator, A and M Neville Engineering, for
services to science and technology; Albert Howard Pacey, QPM lately
Chief Constable, Gloucestershire Constabulary and Director General of
the National Criminal Intelligence Service.
Colin Stuart Paterson, managing director, Caledonian MacBrayne, for
services to shipping and to the Highlands and Islands; Jonathan Sidney
Peel, MC member, Norfolk County Council and Chairman, Broads Authority;
David Willoughby Pountney, lately Director of Productions, English
National Opera, for services to opera; Rosalind Helen Penrose (Lindy)
Price, Chairman, Powys Health Care NHS Trust, for services to health
care in Wales; George Terry Pryce, chairman, Horticulture Research
International, for services to agriculture; Dr Frederick William
Ratcliffe, University Librarian, University of Cambridge, for services
to librarianship.
Professor Alec Edward Reed, for charitable services; Douglas Reith,
QC, lately Deputy Social Security Commissioner, Lord Chancellor's
Department; Jack Morris Rosenthal, playwright, for services to drama;
Mrs Elaine Gemmell Ross, director, Women's Royal Voluntary Service,
Scotland; Francis Anthony Russell, for public services in the North
West; John Ernest Sellars, lately chief executive, Business and
Technology Education Council, for services to vocational education; Mrs
Margaret Helen Elizabeth Seward, president, British Dental Association,
for services to dentistry; Giles Richard Carless Shepard, managing
director, the Savoy Hotel,for services to tourism.
David Ward Simpson, for political service; Geoffrey John Skinner,
Department of Transport; Barry John Skipper, chief executive, Booker
Food Distribution Division, for services to the food industry; Charles
Mayfield Smith, managing director, Chevron (UK), for services to the oil
industry; Paul Smith, chairman, Paul Smith, for services to fashion
design; Arthur John Bosco Staveley, lately Grade 4, Property Services
Agency Services; Lt-Col John Robin Stephenson, OBE secretary, Marylebone
Cricket Club, for services to cricket; Professor John Little Stoddart,
lately research director, Institute of Grassland and Environmental
Research, Agricultural and Food Research Council, for services to
science; Ernest William Swanton, OBE for services to cricket; Samuel
Henry Torrens, director and chief executive, Northern Bank Group.
Robert Denton Udall, TD Scottish Office; Ivor Franklin Vaughan,
chairman and chief executive, Rearsby Automotive, for services to the
automotive components industry; Professor Martin Paterson Vessey,
professor of Social and Community Medicine, University of Oxford, for
services to medicine; Richard Herbert Stephen Wells, assistant
secretary, Department of Trade and Industry; Lord David Alan Bethell
Westbury, MC DL for services to the Order of St John; John Pix Weston,
chairman and managing director, British Aerospace Defence; Professor
Roger Whittenbury, Professor of Biological Sciences, University of
Warwick, for services to science; James Wiltshire, Department of
Employment; Professor Colin Young, OBE for services to film and
television training.
ORDER OF THE
BRITISH EMPIRE
OFFICERS (OBE)
Kenneth John Aldred, lately Secretary General, Peace Through Nato;
Rodney Malcolm Aldridge, chairman and chief executive, the Capita Group,
for services to the computer services industry; Peter William Andrews,
Property Services Agency Services; Peter Frank Redvers Backaller,
president, European Builders' Confederation, for services to the
building industry; Professor Leslie William Barclay, Head of Research
and Radio Technology Group, Radiocommunications Agency; Professor David
James Bellamy, botanist, author and broadcaster, for services to
environmental protection and conservation; John Patrick Berkeley,
manager, Education and Careers, Rover Group, for services to the
employment of young people; Donald Kenneth Berrington, lately group
technical director, Westland Group, for services to the helicopter
industry.
David Alexander Blaikie, chairman, Boys' Club of Scotland, for
services to young people; Howard David Blake, composer, for services to
music; Jurat Peter Gilroy Blampied, president, Jersey Blind Society, for
services to the community in Jersey; Michael Anthony Bloomfield, for
political and public service; Mrs Jean Brewer, (Miss Irvine), chair,
Women into Information Technology Foundation; Colin David Brighton,
Department of Employment; Maj Nicholas Maclean-Bristol, founder and
director, the Project Trust, for services to education and to overseas
development.
Alan John Brooke, for voluntary and charitable services to the
community in East Anglia; John Herbert Broom, DL chairman, Crosfield
House Residential Home, the Royal British Legion; Mrs Dinah Browne,
member, Council for Nature Conservation and the Countryside, for
services to conservation; Richard Louis Brucciani, chairman, Pal
International, for services to the protective clothing industry; Michael
Bull, for services to the community in Tonbridge, Kent; Colin Burbage,
chairman, Post Office Board, Wales and the Marches; Dr Pauline Buzzing,
lately co-ordinator, Teacher Recruitment Initiatives, West Sussex County
Council, for services to education; Maj. Cyril James Caines, MBE TD vice
president, Tyne and Wear Branch, Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's
Families Association.
William James Cameron, director of operations and deputy chief
executive, Northern Ireland Housing Executive; Professor Roy Campbell,
chairman, Scottish Records Advisory Council; Ernest James Southwell
Cannings, Chief Probation Officer, Derbyshire Probation Service; John
Anthony Carter, chairman, Central Bureau for Educational Visits and
Exchanges, for services to education; James Hamish Clark, chairman,
North of Scotland Milk Marketing Board, for services to the dairy
industry; Andrew Woodbury Clarke, director, World Association of Nuclear
Operators, for services to the nuclear industry; Miss Kathleen Clarke,
TD QHS anaesthetist, British Red Cross Society, for services to
humanitarian relief.
Mrs Olive Clarke, MBE DL for services to the public and to the
community in Cumbria; Professor Roland Clift, Professor of Environmental
Technology and Director, Centre for Environmental Strategy, University
of Surrey, for services to science and technology; Professor David
Michael Conning, director-general, British Nutrition Foundation, for
services to nutrition education; John James Cooney, Her Majesty's Board
of Customs and Excise; Mrs Ursula Ann Constance Corsellis, for services
to the court interpreters training scheme and to public service
interpreter training; Mrs Dilys Eleri Cossey, lately chair, Family
Planning Association.
William Frank Cotton, city engineer and director of transportation,
Leeds City Council; Miss Elizabeth Ann Crowther, Director of Social
Services, Corporation of London; Horace Melvyn Crudge, Home Office;
Christopher Paul Davies, media consultant and journalist, for services
to disabled people; Evan Trevor Davies, chairman, Welsh Council of the
National Farmers' Union; Col Anthony Wilmer Davis, MBE Comptroller and
Secretary, Forces Help Society and Lord Roberts Workshops; Gerald Henry
Dean, for political and public service; Navnit Dholakia, Principal
Administration of Justice Officer, Commission for Racial Equality, for
services to race relations; Christopher Neil Diggines, Senior Legal
Assistant, Department of Social Security.
Terence Robert Diggins, Inland Revenue; Brian Divers, managing
director, UIE Scotland, Clydebank, for services to the offshore
construction industry; Peter Sidney Dodson, MBE for political service;
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Douglas, lately chief political adviser, British
Broadcasting Corporation, for services to broadcasting; Edward Arthur
James Duller, editor, Oxford Mail, for services to journalism; John
Ernest Dunford, head, Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, Durham, for
services to education; Peter Bertram Ediss, Department of Health; John
Aynsley Edmundson, secretary, Joint Council for the General Certificate
of Secondary Education.
Maj. Alan John Edwards, (rtd), Ministry of Defence; Philip John
Edwards, Department of Education; Robert John Eglen, Her Majesty's Board
of Inland Revenue; Philip John Elliott, chairman, Advisory Committee on
Justices of the Peace, West Bromwich; Michael Francis Emberton, for
political and public service; William Walker Emerson, member, Hartlepool
Borough Council, for services to local government; Reg Empey, Lord Mayor
of Belfast, for services to local government in Northern Ireland;
William John English, director of finance, Glasgow District Council, for
services to local government; Randall Evans Enoch, headteacher, St
Margaret's Church of England High School, Liverpool.
John Edward Everard, deputy surveyor, Forest of Dean, Forestry
Commission; Edwin George Everett, Department of the Environment; David
Christopher Fildes, for services to financial journalism; Hugh Findlay,
Regional Sheriff Clerk, Scottish Court Service; Mrs Edwina Fletcher, Her
Majesty's Board of Inland Revenue; Brian Howard Forster, Clerk to the
Justices, East Gwent; Lt Col George Forty, (Rtd.), lately curatorial
officer, The Tank Museum; Ian Lovat Fraser, chairman, Scottish
Examination Board, for services to education; Dr Ray Gambell, secretary,
International Whaling Commission, for services to whale biology; Alan
William Gayton, chairman, Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace,
Leicester.
Cyril Gerber, for services to the arts in Scotland; Frank Gibson,
member, Gravesham Borough and Kent County Councils; John Walter Gollop,
Ministry of Defence; Adam Gray, farmer, for services to agriculture in
Scotland; Michael Maxwell Gray, chairman and managing director, McQueen,
for services to industry and to public life in the Borders; Peter
Anthony Greene, honorary chairman, Research Trust for Metabolic Diseases
in Children, for charitable services; Maj William John Martin Greener,
chairman, Dorset Respite and Hospice Trust, for services to the
community in Dorset; John Aled Griffiths, member, EC Commission Poultry
Advisory Committee.
Erich Gruenberg, violinist, for services to music; Peter Moir Guthrie,
partner, Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick and Partners, for services in the
provision of engineers in disaster relief; Christopher John Hampson,
headteacher, St James's Church of England School, Bolton; Dr John Fagen
Handley, executive director, the Groundwork Trust, St Helens Knowsley
and Sefton, for services to urban regeneration; Norman Harry Harding,
lately member, Common Council, Corporation of London, for services to
the Corporation of London; Geoffrey Harrington, research director, Meat
and Livestock Commission.
Mrs Romaine Jennifer Hart, managing director, Bloom Theatres (Mainline
Pictures), for services to the film industry; Andrew Gavin Hastings, for
services to Rugby Union Football; Walter James Hedley, principal,
Inverness College, for services to education; Graham John Hendry,
Ministry of Defence; Peter Brian Hetherington, deputy secretary general,
Association of Commonwealth Universities; Ronald Price Hickman, for
services to industrial innovation; Alan Higgins, Her Majesty's Inspector
of Schools, Welsh Office; Patrick William Gwynne Hodges, principal
valuer, Valuation Office Agency; William Hogg, Home Office; Howard
Morgan Holmes, Her Majesty's Board of Inland Revenue; John Howard, Crown
Prosecution Service.
Mrs Rosalind Patricia-Anne Howells, vice chair, London Voluntary
Service Council; Brian John Howes, president, Kimberly Clark's Service
and Industrial Sector, for services to the paper products industry; Dr
John Neville Phillips Hughes, chairman, Professional Care Committee,
Holme Tower Marie Curie Hospice, Penarth, Wales; Mrs Sheila Kathleen
Hunter Jones, chairman, Essex Branch, Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's
Families Association; Ronnie Huntington, Director of Engineering and
Operations, Wessex Water; Terence Ingham, Principal Inspector of Nuclear
Installations, Health and Safety Executive; Alexander Lindsay Ingram,
Procurator Fiscal, Scottish Crown Office; Norman Nathaniel Jacobs, ERD
for services to sport; Alan Jefferson, international marketing director,
British Tourist Authority.
Derek John Johnson, director of Iran operations, International
Military Services. for services to the defence industry; Maurice Victor
Johnson, Chief Fire Officer, Oxfordshire Fire Service; Barrie Colin
Johnston, Honorary Financial Adviser, Royal Marines; Professor George
Weir Johnston, Honorary Professor of Surgery, Queen's University,
Belfast and Senior Consultant General Surgery, Royal Victoria Hospital,
Belfast, for services to medicine; Ifan Glyn Jones, headteacher, Ysgol Y
Gogarth, Llandudno, for services to special education in Wales; Dr Ann
Kendall, UK Director, the Cusichaca Trust, for services to agricultural
development in Peru; Frederick Joseph Kenny, assistant regional general
manager, Trent Regional Health Authority, for services to health care.
Dr John Edward Arthur Kenrick, chairman, Gwynedd Family Health Service
Authority, for services to health care; Ian Eric King, secretary and
legal director to the London Transport Board, for services to transport
in London; Oliver Wissler Kingdon, DFC for political and public service;
Professor Eva Maria Kohner, Professor of Medical Ophthalmology,
Hammersmith Hospital and Moorfields Eye Hospital, London; John Richard
Lacey, lately professional and technology superintending grade, Ministry
of Defence; Lionel Shaun Lambourne, Head of Paintings, Victoria and
Albert Museum; The Reverend John Ernest Lane, director and secretary, St
Mungo Association, for services to the homeless in London.
Robert Peter Laurie, DL for services to the community in Essex; Philip
Andrew Laven, controller engineering policy, BBC, for services to
broadcasting engineering; Dr Colin Lea, National Physical Laboratory,
Department of Trade and Industry; Roger Leadbeter, chief executive,
Blaenau Gwent Borough Council, for services to local government in
Wales; Nigel Haywood Wilton Lee, for political service; Edward Leigh,
Cabinet Office.
Hugh Robert Lemmon, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Arthur Gordon
Lishman, for political service; Thomas Baden Llewellyn, chairman,
Econofreight Heavy Transport and member, Road Haulage Association
National Council, for services to road transport; Nathaniel Lofthouse,
for services to Association Football; John Luke, Her Majesty's Board of
Customs and Excise; Ernest Lusty, principal engineer, Police Authority
for Northern Ireland; Hamish John Mackenzie, for political service;
David Laurence Magor, assistant city treasurer, Oxford City Council, for
services to local government.
Miss Chrissie Maher, founder member and director, Plain English
Campaign; Miss Kathleen Phyllis Makin, Ministry of Defence; Dr. Douglas
Cunningham Malcolm, convener, School of Forestry, Institute of Ecology
and Resource Management, University of Edinburgh, for services to the
forestry industry; Roger Manley, fair trading and advice officer,
Cheshire County Council, for services to consumer protection; Gerald
Cyril Manning, chairman, National Association Flood Defence Committees
and chairman, South West Regional Flood Defence Committee, National
Rivers Authority, for services to flood defence in the South West.
Dr Simon Nicholas Mardel, doctor, World Health Organisation, for
humanitarian services in the former Yugoslavia; Dr John Marks, lately
member, Schools Examination and Assessment Council and former member,
National Curriculum Council, for services to education; Mrs Evelyn
Fairfax Martin, member, Women's National Commission, for services to
women's issues; Mrs Uryth Mathers, life vice-president, Royal British
Legion, Scotland (Women's Section); John Eric Maund, deputy managing
director, Yamazaki Machine Tools UK; Ian Andrew McFadden, for services
to the fish processing industry.
Francis McMath McGill, chairman, McGill's Bus Service, for services to
the bus industry; The Rev. William Henry McLaren, for services to the
Church of England Guild of Vergers; James McMillan, managing director,
Consafe Engineering (UK); John Millar, chairman, Livestock Marketing
Commission for Northern Ireland, for services to agriculture in Northern
Ireland; Mrs Nanette Lilian Margaret Milne, for political and public
service; Edward Mitchell, QPM lately acting assistant commissioner,
Metropolitan Police.
Mrs Hazel Joy Moate, (Miss Skinner), Department of Transport; George
Moore, for services to the public and to the community in South
Yorkshire; Mrs Edith Morgan, honorary founder of European Regional
Council, World Federation for Mental Health; The Rev. Robert Harman
Morgan, for services to the community in South Glamorgan; Professor
Peter Mortimore, deputy director, Institute of Education, University of
London.
Noel Richard David Mulligan, chairman, Southern Education and Library
Board, Northern Ireland; Professor Kenneth Albert Munday, vice-chairman,
Dorset Health Authority, for services to health care; Dr Gerard Thomas
Murray, Principal Scientific Officer, Northern Ireland Office; Mrs
Valerie Ann Nelson, for political service; Thomas Nicholson, managing
director (operations) British Aerospace Corporate Jets; Miss Edith Mary
Pargeter, BEM writer, for services to literature; Robert Griffiths
Parry, president, Farmers' Union of Wales.
Edward Howell Perkins, for services to agriculture in Wales; David
Alexander Peters, general manager, Borders Health Board, for services to
health care; Kenneth Edwin John Peters, lately chief executive, National
Federation of Retail Newsagents, for services to the welfare of
newsagents; Donald Pleasence, actor, for services to drama; John
Porteous, for services to the Royal Mint; Robert James Potter,
architect, for services to the restoration of historic buildings; Dr
Robert James Price, president, British Sports Association for the
Disabled, for services to sport for the disabled; Julian Hickman
Proctor, chairman, Sugar Beet Research and Education Committee, for
services to agriculture.
Martin Richard Quirk, chief engineering designer, Vosper Thornycroft
(UK), for services to the defence industry; Miss Margaret Querida Rees,
Department of the Environment; Hector William Robbie, deputy firemaster,
Strathclyde Fire Brigade; Andrew Ogilvie Robertson, secretary and
treasurer, Clydeside Federation of Community Based Housing Associations,
for legal services to the local housing movement; David Stewart
Robinson, lately chairman, Drainage Council, for services to agriculture
in Northern Ireland; Mrs Pamela Rogers, Department of Social Security.
Mrs Margaret Frances Rook, chief nurse and director of quality,
Airedale General Hospital, Yorkshire; Mrs Rosemary Anne Gravely
Sanders-Rose, for political and public service; Mrs Jackie Rosenfeld,
for charitable services to the arts; Richard Alan Rosling, special
adviser to the Prime Minister; Alexander J Russell, TD member, Highland
Regional Council, for services to local government and to the community
in Newtonmore, Inverness-shire; Brig Henry Lionel Broome Salmon,
chairman, Oxfordshire Branch, Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families
Association; Mrs Janice Saunders, Department of Employment; Jack
Schofield, president, Manchester North Valuation Tribunal; Douglas
Andrew Montagu Douglas Scott, Chief Executive, Cancer Relief Macmillan
Fund.
Dr Kenneth Scott, GP, Beckenham, Kent, for services to medicine; The
Reverend Thomas Hardy Scott, for services to cancer care in Scotland;
John Sharp, lately chairman, Independent Schools Joint Council.
Accreditation, Review and Consultancy Service, for services to
education; The Very Rev. Jack Shearer, Dean of Belfast, for services to
the community in Northern Ireland; Paul Douglas Sherlock, technical
adviser (Emergencies), Oxfam, for services to humanitarian relief; Miss
Joan Elizabeth Shields, for services to education for deaf-blind
children.
Rajkumar Sanayaima Singh, Consultant Otolaryngologist, Ayrshire and
Arran Health Board, for services to Medicine; Miss Valerie Singleton,
for services to broadcasting; Geoffrey Sleightholme, Office for
Standards in Education; Miss Sue Slipman, director, National Council for
One Parent Families; Barrie Edwin Smith, for services to city
regeneration and to industrial development in Sheffield; Mrs Barbara
Mary Dimond Smith, for services to the wages councils; David Bruce
Boyter Smith, director and chief executive, Dunfermline Building
Society, for services to housing and to public life in Scotland; David
Michael Smith, for political service.
Michael Basil Smith, lately headteacher, Filton High School, Bristol,
for services to education; Ronald Francis Smith, Ministry of Defence;
Miss Karen Smithies, for services to ladies' cricket; Professor Paul
Samuel John Spencer, head, Welsh School of Pharmacy and former Dean,
Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, University of Wales, Cardiff, for
services to science; Mrs Patricia Forrest Stevenson, chairman, Tayside
Children's Panel Advisory Committee, for services to young people; Mrs
Gwenda Margaret Etheridge Stewart, for services to the community in
Cheshire; Noel Stewart, Regional Partner in Charge (Northern Ireland)
Coopers and Lybrand, for services to business in Northern Ireland.
Michael John Storey, for political and public service; Robert Hardiman
Graham Suggett, principal, Warwickshire College of Agriculture; Mrs
Joyce Swepston, chair, Board of Visitors, Her Majesty's Prison Woodhill,
for services to prison visiting; Jimmy Tarbuck, for charitable services;
David Heathcote Tatham, Group Trade Mark Agent, ICI, for services to
industry; Mrs Jean Taylor, for political and public service; Dr John
Michael Taylor, director, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories Europe, for
services to the computing industry.
Barry Tester, commercial director, Insulating Components and
Materials. For services to the defence industry; Gilbert Stanley Thomas,
founder of Peter Savoury Products, for business and charitable services
in Wales; Hedley Saunders Thomas, director, PW Management Consultancy
Services, for services to management consultancy; Miss Patricia
Thompson, Department of Economic Development, Northern Ireland Civil
Service; Doctor Patricia Anne Tippett, director, Blood Group Unit,
Medical Research Council, London, for services to science; Sam Toy,
chairman, UK 2000 Scotland, for services to conservation.
William James Tyson, director of planning and promotion, Greater
Manchester Passenger Transport Executive, for services to transport in
Manchester; Eric Arthur Waldron, chairman, Advisory Committee on
Justices of the Peace, Southampton; William Heap Walmsley, Department of
Health; The Very Rev. Rhys Derrick Chamberlain Walters, for services to
the community in Liverpool; Mrs Patricia Maud Warren, for political
service; Capt John James Watson, chairman, British Ports Association,
for services to the ports industry.
Mrs Pamela Waugh, Lord Chancellor's Department; Peter Abraham
Weidenbaum, founder and member, Bolton and Bury Training and Enterprise
Council, for services to training; Alan Roy Wells, director, Adult
Literacy and Basic Skills Unit, for services to adult literacy; David
Edgar White, Her Majesty's Board of Inland Revenue; Francis John
Whitworth, lately chairman, Merchant Navy Officers' Pension Fund
Trustees; Dr Peter David Wickens, director and board member, Nissan
Motor Manufacturing (UK), for services to the motor industry.
Geoffrey Stuart Wiggins, lately veterinary officer, Corporation of
London, for services to veterinary medicine and to public health; Neil
Keith Wilkie, headmaster, Gairloch High School, Ross-shire, for services
to education; Mrs Gladys Joan Wilkinson, chairman, Board of Visitors and
Local Review Committee, Her Majesty's Young Offenders Institution,
Dover, for services to prison board of visitors; John Alan Williams,
vice-chairman, Royal Automobile Club, for services to motoring.
Wyn Rees Williams, principal, Hereward College of Further Education,
Coventry, for services to education; Professor Mark Herbert Williamson,
member, Advisory Committee on Releases to the Environment; Alexander
Wilson, lately director, National Museum of Wales, for services to the
cultural heritage of Wales; David Wynne, sculptor, for services to
sculpture; Dr Ronald Zeegen, consultant physician in general medicine,
Westminster Hospital, London.
ORDER OF THE
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MEMBERS (MBE)
Anthony Terrence Acton, executive, Royal Mail Midlands Division, the
Post Office, and for services to children's charities and hospitals in
Birmingham; Miss Phyllis Madeleine Denison (Eleine) Adam, for services
to charitable organisations; Seamus Francis Adams, caretaker, University
of Ulster, Coleraine; John Affleck, for services to the Leonard Cheshire
Foundation; Mrs Margaret Alexander, for services to the Eastwood Women's
Royal Voluntary Service; Patrick Watson Allen, for political service;
Mrs Eva Anderson, for services to the Imperial Cancer Research Fund
Shop, Nottingham.
Mrs Margaret Theresa (Marie) Annett, caretaker, Lyric Players Theatre,
Belfast; Miss Moira Applegate, personal secretary, Health and Safety
Executive; Mrs Jean Roberts Arm, chairman, Friends of Halton Hospital,
Middlesex; Norman Armstrong, print executive and deputy director, Her
Majesty's Stationery Office; Mrs Margaret Monie Paton Arnold, for
services to the Arthritis and Rheumatism Council, St Albans; Vere Hugo
Cholmondeley Arnold, breeding and research director, British United
Turkeys, for services to the turkey industry; Mrs Betty Ann Aston,
Administrative Officer, Metropolitan Police.
Derek Atkins, lately Clerk of Works, The All England Lawn Tennis and
Croquet Club, Wimbledon; Ernest Auty, secretary, Wakefield and District
Branch. the Royal British Legion; Mrs Eileen Bailey, for services to
nursing in Mid Glamorgan; Mrs Annie Baird, for services to the St.
Andrew's Ambulance Association; Ian Baker, sector officer, Tamar Sector,
Her Majesty's Coastguard; Miss Dorothy Faith Baldock, Special Constable,
Metropolitan Police; Joseph Gordon Balme, TD, principal engineer, Sir
William Halcrow and Partners, for services to road transport; Nityananda
Banerji, senior research officer, Department of Employment.
John Robert Barnard, constable, Cleveland, Constabulary; Arthur John
Barrow, TD president, Institute of Medical Laboratory Sciences, for
services to health in Wales; Mrs Irene Gladys Barsby, lately higher
executive officer, Ministry of Defence; Thomas Charles Barton, lately
senior executive officer, Lord Chancellor's Department; Mrs Veronica
Agnes Bass, administrative and clerical officer, North Devon District
Hospital, for services to health care; Avery Albert James Beal,
volunteer observer, Meteorological Office; John Harvey Beaton, chairman
and managing director, Kolfor Plant, for services to the oil industry.
Mrs Betty Rebecca Bell, for services to the community in Havant,
Hampshire; James Walter Bell, courtkeeper, Lord Chancellor's Department;
Mrs Isobel Bennett, for voluntary services to the community in Belfast;
Miss May Dorothy Berry, for services to the community in Bognor Regis,
Sussex; Roger Bexon, technical support manager, Midlands Group, British
Coal Corporation, for services to the community in Nottinghamshire; Mrs
Margaret Georgina Biggs, district dental health promotion officer,
Oxfordshire Health Authority.
Mrs Marie Frances Ann Birch, senior nursing officer, Wellcome
Foundation; Richard Bird, senior generator operator and lighting
technician, for services to broadcasting; John Blackbourn, industrial
grade labourer, Her Majesty's Prison Gartree; Mrs Rosemary Blackman, for
services to the community in Slindon, Sussex; David Hartley Bland,
senior executive officer, Department of Health; Mrs Dorothy Patricia
Blandford, for services to the Gloucestershire Blood Donor Service.
British Red Cross Society; Julian Hurcombe-Blight, Chief Commandant,
City of London Special Constabulary; Mrs Susan Marie Blyth,
administrative officer, Chemical and Biological Establishment, Ministry
of Defence.
David Kennedy Boag, for political service; Miss Theodora Boatemah,
project director, Angell Town Community Project, Brixton; Thomas Ashley
Cunningham-Boothe, for services to the British Korean veteran's
Association; Raymond Joseph George Bound, skilled tradesman, Dorset
County Council; Robert Gilbert Bourne, lately skilled turner, Atomic
Weapons Establishment, Cardiff; Miss Christine Frances Bowker, executive
officer, Home Office; Richard David Bradford, member, Torridge District
Council; Robert Kevin Brady, chairman, housing committee, Middlesbrough
Council.
Mrs Violet Brand, Adult Literacy Tutor Trainer, for services to adult
literacy; Mrs Margaret Joy Brannen, for services to the Tynedale
District Division, Northumberland Branch, Soldiers', Sailors' and
Airmen's Families Association; Mrs Maria Brennan, manager, Meadow House
Hospice, Ealing Hospital; Harry Henry Thomas Brind, for services to
cricket and to groundsmanship; Miss Anna Briody, rector's secretary,
Holy Cross High School, Hamilton, for services to education; Graham
Malcolm Brooks, for services to journalism; Mrs Gladys Elizabeth
Broomfield, for voluntary services to the Morris Markowe Unit League of
Friends, Springfield Hospital, Wandsworth.
Maurice Brough, for services to the Derbyshire War Pensions Committee,
the Royal British Legion; Colin William Broughton, chairman,
Nottinghamshire County, the Royal British Legion; Miss Janet Brown,
district accounts representative, West Midlands British Gas; Michael
Anthony Brown, Chief Fire Officer, Powys Fire Service; Mrs Joyce Browne,
personal secretary Tyrone Crystal; Barry Browning, Chief Fire Officer,
Esso Petroleum Company; Reginald George Browning, for services to the
community and to music in Somerset; Miss Sybil Grace Browning, for
services to the community in Bridgnorth, Shropshire.
Maurice Bryant, head office keeper, Serjeant at Arms Department, House
of Commons; Stephen John Bryant, chief rent officer; James William
Budge, coxswain, Longhope Lifeboat, Royal National Lifeboat Institution;
Brian William Burrel, station officer retained, Cornwall County Fire
Brigade; Denis Edward Burrell, lately accounts office manager, T G
Lilleyman and Son; Norman Frederick George Burrows, managing director,
Software Production Enterprises; Patrick Joslyn Byrne, lately revenue
assistant, Her Majesty's Board of Inland Revenue.
John Anthony Cairns, Leading firefighter, Strathclyde Fire Brigade;
Mrs Frances Margaret Caldwell, member, Management Board of St Joseph's,
County Armagh and Lisnevin Training Schools, County Down; Mrs June Ann
Callaghan, member, Ulster Council of the Girl Guides' Association, for
services to young people; Maj Anthony Achilles Camilleri, assistant
secretary for Greater London, Auxiliary and Volunteer Reserve
Association; Alfred Camp, for services to the Crown and Manor Boys'
Club, Hoxton, London; Arthur Campbell, section leader, Swan Hunter
Shipbuilders; Mrs Lynda Mary Cantor, Honorary Secretary and Trustee,
British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society, for services to health care.
Mrs Helen Galloway Cargill, for services to the Angus Multiple
Sclerosis Society and for services to the community in Arbroath; Mrs
Edna Carlsen, for voluntary services to the Singleton Hospital, Swansea;
Henry Casey, senior analytical chemist, Institute of Freshwater
Ecology's River Laboratory; Miss Jean Margaret Causton, Overseas
Development Administration; Victor Rowe Chamberlain, Quality Development
Adviser, Community Unit, East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust; Brian
Chambers, detective sgt, Royal Ulster Constabulary
Bernard Chi Chung Chan, senior executive officer, Ministry of Defence;
Mrs Fay Elizabeth Chaplin, member, Daventry District Council; Robert
James Chapman, bailiff manager, Southampton Bailiff Group, Lord
Chancellor's Department; David John Chatterton, managing director,
Chelsea Instruments; George William Christie, for services to the
community in Fochabers, Morayshire; Percival William Clarke, senior
craftsman, Silsoe Research Institute Agricultural and Food Research
Council; William Robert Pritchard Clarke, TD for services to the
community in Radyr, Cardiff.
James Griffith Cobley, for political service; Kenny Colaine, for
services to sport for the disabled; Edward Gering Collier, lately Staff
Port Naval Auxiliary Officer, Royal Naval Auxiliary Service Central
Scotland (Forth); Mrs Marjorie Julia Collins, chairperson, Multiple
Sclerosis Society, Redbridge; Samuel John Collins, for services to the
community in Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire; Mrs Audrey Lorina Tunnadine
Cooper, for political and public service; Frank Edward Cooper,
president, Barnsley Unit, Sea Cadet Corps; Dr Peter Copeland, chairman,
Futuremedia, for services to training in industry.
Francis Ernest Coulson, director, Sharrow Bay Hotel, Penrith, for
services to the hotel industry; Harold Henry James Cox, vice chairman of
governors, Hardwick Infants School, Derby; Mrs Marian Jane Cox, for
services to the mentally handicapped in South Wales; Mrs Edna Rosemary
Craig, senior clerk, Larne Harbour; Mrs Elizabeth Winifred Craig, for
political service; Peter Stewart Ferguson Crawford, special constabulary
sgt, Tayside Police and for services to charitable organisations.
Roy Alan Crawford, manufacturing superintendent, Schering-Plough, for
services to industrial health and safety; George Crawforth, farmer, and
for services to the community in North Humberside; Raymond John Crawley,
lately assistant director (building), Bath City Council; John Creaby,
for services to race relations in Tyne and Wear; Mrs Francis Gwendoline
Teare Crellin, patron and founder member, Manx Grand Prix Supporters
Club, for services to the community in the Isle of Man; Mrs Dilys Elsie
Crockett, administrative assistant, Ministry of Defence.
John Somerville Brand Crombie, for services to the Scottish Society
for the Mentally Handicapped; Miss Jacqueline Rhona Crute, personal
assistant to the chief executive, Rushmoor Borough Council, Hampshire;
Mrs Margaret Anna Curry, for services to the Hillsborough Village and
District Committee, Co. Down; Brian Patrick Edward Daly, executive
officer, Ministry of Defence; Robert James Dalzell, for services to the
community and to the Friends of Tower Hill Hospital Committee, Armagh.
Harold Thomas Hewitt Daniels, higher executive officer, Department of
Social Security; James Davidson, training manager, Carlisle College,
Cumbria; Mrs Moira Davidson, revenue executive, Her Majesty's Board of
Inland Revenue; David Alexander Davies, lately higher telecommunications
technical officer, Radiocommunications Agency; David William Thomas
Davies, signalling maintenance engineer, Regional Railways, British
Railways; Ronald Davies, production controller, Remploy and for
charitable services to the community in South Wales; William Davison,
station officer, Tyne and Wear Fire Brigade.
Mrs Freda Kathleen Dazeley, for services to the Hammersmith Hospital
League of Friends; Miss Ann Patricia De Jersey, community nursing sister
in Guernsey; Alan Robert Henry Dean, for services to the community in
Dorset; John Charles Dean, electrician, Atomic Weapons Establishment,
Burghfield, for services to the defence industry; James Patrick
Dickinson, lately planning engineer, British Steel; John Spence Dickson,
assistant divisional officer, Tayside Fire Brigade; James Turpie
Dickson, pollution control officer, Shetland, for services to
conservation.
Richard Dillingham, for services to sport in Bedfordshire; Michael
John Docker, joiner, Vosper Thornycroft (UK); Mrs Hilary Anne Cunliffe
Dodd, sales planning manager, Premier Beverages; Michael Leslie Doleman,
works supervisor (contracts), Nottingham City Building Works, for
services to local government; Desmond Done, for services to the
Birmingham County, the Royal British Legion; Ronald George Douch, works
manager, Royal Academy of Arts; Mrs Thelma Cavell Dowding, for services
to the Great Yarmouth and Gorleston Ladies' Lifeboat Guild.
Miss Margaret Dowley, secretary to the assistant chief constable,
British Transport Police; William Dryburgh, for services to the
community and to the Scottish Old Age Pensioners Association in Alva,
Clackmannanshire; Gerald Dunn, taxi driver, London, for services to the
London Taxi Drivers' Fund for Under- Privileged Children; Mrs Elouise
Edwards, community development worker, Family Advice Centre, Moss Side
People's Centre, Manchester; Frederick Edwards, ambulance care
assistant, Mersey Regional Health Authority, for services to health
care; Mrs Norah Elizabeth Edwards, for voluntary services to the
probation service on the Isle of Wight; Mrs Peggy Elcombe, fishmonger,
for charitable services in Wiltshire.
Thomas Kennedy Craig Elkin, chief ranger for the Mendip Hills; Basil
Albert Elliott, chief superintendent, Royal Ulster Constabulary; Keith
Arthur Elliott, constable, Metropolitan Police; Mrs Hazel Margaret
Ellis, lately higher executive officer, Crown Estate Commissioners; Mrs
Heather Ensor, honorary welfare officer, Chesham and Amersham District
Branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society; Mrs Barbara Entwistle, for
services to the Topsham Museum Society, Exeter; Mrs Elizabeth Janet
Erskine, for services to play in Scottish hospitals; Alan Evans, sgt,
Northumbria Police; Mrs Dorothy Bowden Evans, administrator, Central
Office, the Church in Wales, for charitable services.
Gordon John Evans, for services to music in Campbeltown, Argyll; Gwyn
Caradog Evans, lately higher executive officer, Forestry Commission; Mrs
Jean Barbara Evans, for services to the Kidney Patients Association of
North Wales; Mrs Morfudd Gwendolen Vaughan-Evans, administrative
officer, Agricultural Development Advisory Service; Mrs Esme Jean Eyres,
senior executive officer, Welsh Office; Miss Barbara Francis
Fairweather, founder and manager, Glencoe and North Lorn Folk Museum,
for services to the arts; Eric William Harry Feakins, chairman, London
North War Pensions Committee; Errol Ainsley Ferguson, production
supervisor, Radamec Group; Mrs Josephine Mary Fields, administrative
assistant, the Insolvency Service; Thomas Surphlis Fisher, chairman,
Erne Youth and Community Workshop, Enniskillen, for services to
education and training.
Mrs Pamela Diana Fletcher Jones, for services to the community in
Kingston upon Thames, Surrey; Michael Ford, day centre manager, Royal
Earlswood, Redhill, Surrey; Mrs Nora Grace Ford, deputy county
commissioner, County of Avon. St John Ambulance Brigade; Mrs Phyllis
Nancy Ford, for services to cancer relief and St David's Hospice Appeal
Fund, Gwynedd; Arthur Edward Foster, academic registrar, Nottingham
Trent University; Mrs Margaret Sarah Foster, for services to the
Cambridge branch of Cruse Bereavement Care; Dennis John Fraser, managing
director, Grip House, for services to the film and television
industries.
Miss Margaret Camillus Fulton, inspector of taxes, Her Majesty's Board
of Inland Revenue; Mrs Barbara Mary Garden, for political and public
service; Mrs Amelia Jane Clark Gardner, executive officer, Department of
Social Security; Graham Reginald Garner, postman, Royal Mail London,
Mount Pleasant, The Post Office and for services to sport for the
disabled; Mrs Rita Eleanor Garry, higher executive officer, Scottish
Office; Miss Elizabeth Jean Gatting, personal secretary, Department of
Trade and Industry; Mrs Avril Joan Gee, nursing assistant, East
Hertfordshire National Health Service Trust, for services to health
care; John Gibbon, for services to the community in Salford; Lt Col
Charles Hugh Gibson, (Rtd.), chairman, Southern Sea Fisheries Committee,
for services to the fisheries industry.
Thomas Gibson, managing director, Gibson Wells Engineering, for
services to the engineering industry; John Kenneth Maclean Gilbert, for
services to consumer affairs in Scotland; Peter James Gilder, district
surveyor, Corporation of London, for services to the City after the St
Mary Axe and Bishopsgate bombings; Edward Stephen Giles, for political
service; Mrs Margaret Gilfillan, vice president, Architectural Heritage
Society of Scotland, for services to architecture; Steve Gilks, projects
manager, Cash from Trash, Wakefield, Yorkshire, for services to
conservation; Ian Henderson Gilmour, principal teacher of history, Annan
Academy, Dumfriesshire, for services to education.
Charles Edward Girdler, for services to the Currie Community Council,
Midlothian; Peter Glover, sub officer retained, Cleveland County Fire
Brigade; William Finlay Gold, senior manager, Personnel and General
Administration, NEC Semiconductors (UK); Dr James Goldie, lately GP,
Cardross, Dunbartonshire, for services to medicine; David John Golding,
chief superintendent, Metropolitan Police; Raymond Eric Goodbold,
executive officer, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food; Miss
Joanna Goodchild, assistant secretary, Alyn and Deeside Division
Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association; John Anthony
Gorton, production supervisor, British Aerospace Defence, for services
to the defence industry.
Mrs Alexandrina Alice Grant, for services to the Scottish Ambulance
Service Voluntary Car Service; Allan Edward Grant, principal officer,
Her Majesty's Prison Aberdeen; Donald Grant, for services to shinty.
George Alexander Gray, lately senior professional and technical officer,
Department of the Environment, Northern Ireland Civil Service; Miss
Margaret Doris Gray, Secretary to the Chief Probation Officer, Dorset;
The Rev. Percy Gray, TD for political and public service; Victor Gray,
for services to education and to the community; Alfred George Green,
lately journalist, Liverpool Echo, for services to journalism and to the
community in Liverpool.
Lt Cdr David Richard Monro Gregory, (rtd.), director, Margaret
Blackwood Housing Association, for services to the Housing Association
Movement; Mrs Ivy Muriel Gutridge, for services to the Inter Faith
Movement in Wolverhampton; Albert Brian Haberfield, for services to the
steel industry in Wales; Robert Haines, for services to the community in
Caernarfon, Gwynedd; Idris George Hale, founder and director, Penscynor
Wildlife Park, Cilfrew, West Glamorgan, for services to tourism and
conservation; Mrs Pauline Margaret Halfpenny, for political and public
service.
Mrs Blodwen Hall, for services to the community in Donaghcloney and in
particular to the Donaghcloney Housing Association , County Armagh; Eric
Leslie Hall, garage workshop supervisor, Leicestershire Constabulary;
Norman Hall, for services to the community in Flamborough, Yorkshire;
Miss Rosemary Joan Hamilton, administrative officer, Department of the
Environment, Northern Ireland Civil Service; John Anthony Hancock,
managing director, Sealy United Kingdom, for services to industry in
Cumbria; Mrs Patricia Anne Hancocks, senior executive officer, Ministry
of Defence.
Gordon Handley, lately principal prison officer, Her Majesty's Prison
Littlehey; Mrs Pamela Mary Hannam, honorary secretary, Mencap, Bristol
and Chairman, Avon County Mencap Groups; Mrs Dorothy Hanson, for
services to the Campaign for Tackling Acquired Deafness; Maurice Edward
Stuart Harman, chief estate surveyor, English Heritage; Kenneth Sydney
Harris, lately pedigree secretary, British Pig Association.
Michael John Harris, for services to the magistracy in Warwickshire;
Anthony Michael Victor Carmel Harrison, Scarborough Unit, Sea Cadet
Corps; Mrs Marian Harrison, for political service; Raymond Charles
Hartill, Constable, South Wales Constabulary; Kenya George Malcolm
Harvey, warehouse manager, Metkovic, Croatia, for services to
humanitarian relief; Mrs Ethel Hayball, for services to the community in
Mid Glamorgan; Mrs Jacqueline Patricia Hearn, foster mother, London
Boroughs of Bexley and Tower Hamlets; Frederick Ian Heeley, warehouse
clerk, Felixstowe Dock and Railway Company, and for services to the
community in Suffolk.
Miss Dylys Valerie Venner Helmore, for services to the Taunton Deane
Women's Royal Voluntary Service; Ronald Albert Hendey, lately chairman,
Infant and Dietetic Foods Association; Archibald Henley, Coxswain,
Bembridge Lifeboat, Royal National Lifeboat Institution; Colin Michael
Henningway, business manager and nurse manager, Crawley and Horsham
Health Care Trust; Herbert Ewart Henshall, chairman, executive
committee, Belfast Abbeyfield Society; Mrs Audrey Anne Herrington, nurse
manager (X-ray department) Northern General Hospital National Health
Service Trust, Sheffield.
Derek Heselton, for services to the salmon fishing industry; Edward
Higham, lately chairman, Magistrates' Courts Committee, Nottinghamshire;
Kenneth Charles Hildrew, station officer, London Fire Brigade, and for
services to charitable organisations; Mrs Jean May Hogg, for services to
the Borders branch, Multiple Sclerosis Society; Miss Minn Hogg, editor,
The World of Interiors, for services to the fabrics and furniture
industries; Mrs Edwina Jennifer Holden, Observer, Royal Air Force
Bentley Priory, Royal Observer Corps; Mrs Margaret Anne
Durdant-Hollamby, for services to the community and arts in Sevenoaks.
Fergus John Joseph Holland, lately deputy principal, La Sainte Union
College of Higher Education, Southampton; for services to education;
William Robert Holland, chief emergency planning officer, Merseyside
Fire and Civil Defence Authority; Michael John Hollingsworth, senior
engineer, British Aerospace Defence Dynamics, for services to the
defence industry; William Eley Homer, member, Dudley Metropolitan
Borough Council; Christopher David Hopcroft, engine driver, trainload
freight, British Railways, and for services to the safety of young
people; Professor Charles Hugh Wilson Horne, chairman and managing
director, Novocastra Laboratories.
Miss Winnie Horton, for services to the community in Edgbaston,
Birmingham; Mrs Margaret Joan Houghton, lately support manager 2,
Serious Fraud Office; Edwin Howarth, honorary secretary and honorary
treasurer, Engineering Council, Devon and Cornwall; Mrs Winifred Alma
Jean Howe, for services to the Somerset branch, British Red Cross
Society; David John Howell, Sergeant, West Yorkshire Police; Stanley
Thomas Hudson, for political and public service; Hugh Kenneth Hughes,
DFC AE founder and chairman, Aerocontracts, for services to the Civil
Aviation Industry; Charles Hullighan, for services to the community in
Yorkshire; Tudwal Jones Humphreys, voluntary hospital visitor, Gwynedd;
Robert Henry Humphries, superintendent engineer, Stranmillis College,
Belfast.
Ralph Edwin Hunte, consultant, Prison Officer Selection Board; Miss
Mary Hunter, classroom assistant and bus escort, Killadeas Special
School, County Fermanagh; Miss Morven Anne Hutchison, personal assistant
to the director-general, Canning House, for services to international
relations; Miss Joan Rose Huth, lately administrative officer, Ministry
of Defence; Dennis George Huxtable, first deputy principal, Itchen
College, Southampton; George Alexander Inglis, chairman, Scot-West
Training Services, for services to youth training; John Ireland, force
communications manager, Bedfordshire Police; Mrs Hilda Ives, for
services to the public and to the community in Hedon, Hull.
Fred Clive Jackson, chairman, Triumph Business Systems (South Wales);
Richard Smith Jackson, founder and chairman, Rescare, National Society
for Mentally Handicapped People in Residential Care; Derek Rhys James,
basic craftsman, Defence Research Agency, Ministry of Defence; Alan
Edward Jeffreys, sub-librarian, University of Newcastle upon Tyne;
Thomas Ronald John Jenkins, supervisor, regional railways, British
Railways and for services to the community in Dyfed; Mrs Muriel
Jennings, organiser, RSVP in Kent, for services to the community in
Kent; Glynne Thomas Jerman, forest craftsman, Forestry Commission.
Mrs Mary Johnston, for services to the community in Tranent, East
Lothian; John Griffith Jones, senior professional and technology
officer, Ministry of Defence; Mrs Kathleen Elizabeth Jones, for services
to the Women's Royal Voluntary Service in Wales; Paul Anthony Jones,
higher executive officer, Companies House Executive Agency; Miss Audrey
May Joy, senior prison officer, Her Majesty's Prison and Young
Offenders' Institution East Sutton Park; Mrs Elizabeth Marian Keating,
managing director, Heirlooms, for services to export and to the linen
industry; Miss Anna Josephine Bernadette Kelly, administrative officer,
Department of Agriculture, Northern Ireland Civil Service; Robert Thomas
Kemp, coxswain, Walton and Frinton Lifeboat.
Miss Bridget Kendall, Moscow correspondent, BBC Radio, for services to
broadcasting; Mrs Diana Frances Kennedy, administrative officer,
Ministry of Defence; Miss Agnes Kerr, music tutor, Her Majesty's Prison,
Shotts; Mrs May Kilroy, for services to swimming an
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